Seventeenth Annual Knights Of Columbus Scholarship Golf Tournament
Ahhhhh … a day on the links at Los Alamos Golf Course. Courtesy photo
K of C News:
Over seventeen years the annual Knights of Columbus Scholarship Golf Tournament has attracted sponsors and golfers from Los Alamos and around Northern New Mexico.
Funds raised from the event provide scholarships to graduating Los Alamos High School seniors. All graduating LAHS students can apply for the scholarship.
During the 17-year period of the tournament, the Knights have awarded an estimated $130,000 inscholarship money to graduating high school seniors. Donations to the event are tax deductible Read More
Catabolic vs. Anabolic Leaders Part 8 – A Big Problem Or Huge Opportunity?
By LEANNE PARSONSGuardian Mortgage Company Expands Footprint
Guardian Mortgage Company staff Michaelann Cavazos, Marita DeVargas, Monie Blum, Bob Ortega, Mandi George and Cassandra Delgado. Courtesy photoScenes From Habitat For Humanity House Building
Craig One Feather and Debray Bailey survey the work from across the street. Photo by Nancy Coombs, UNM-LA
Ivette Jimenez tests out paint colors on the front of the house. Bill Gilson stands behind her, while Craig One Feather looks on laughing. Photo
Letter To The Editor: To Our Christian Brethren At FBCLA
By Rev. GLENN JONES, PastorTo our Christian brethren at First Baptist Church of Los Alamos,
Please know that you are in the hearts and prayers of all of us here at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church as you work through the grief, shock, pain, fear, humiliation and horror of recent revelations.
The extended Catholic family throughout the world has had to endure so many agonies of such—and even worse—betrayals of trust in recent years, especially of our most innocent…by some of our most trusted.
Such incidents tar all of our Christians
Scenes From Local Pickling Class
The Los Alamos Cooperative Extension Service hosts a Pickling Class June 16 at Trinity on the Hill Episcopal Church. Photo by Leland Lehman/ladailypost.com
Photo by Leland Lehman/ladailypost.com
Photo by Leland Lehman/ladailypost.com
COMMUNITY News:
The Los Alamos Cooperative Extension Service hosted a Pickling Class June 16 at Trinity on the Hill Episcopal Church. Pickling is the process of preserving or expanding the lifespan of food by either anaerobic fermentation in brine or immersion in vinegar. The resulting food is called a pickle, or, to Read More
RTD Mountain Trail Route Up Hyde Park Road Resumes Service July 1 To Aug. 31 For Summer Pilot Phase
NCRTD News:Los Alamos Woman Wins Bikini Novice Division At Fitness New Mexico Competition
Erin Heintschel of Los Alamos earns first place in the bikini novice division at the Fitness New Mexico Competition. Courtesy photo
Erin Heintschel of Los Alamos wins first place in the bikini novice division, third place in fitness model and fourth place in the commercial model division at the Fitness New Mexico Competition June 4 at the Route 66 Casino.Courtesy photoErin Heintschel of Los Alamos describes herself as a goal-driven person. As a fitness instructor at the Los Alamos Family YMCA and a personal trainer at CrossFit Los Alamos, Read More
Faith & Science Summer Series: ‘What Makes Us Human?’ Continues June 29
Eric Ferm’s June 22 presentation on Awareness and Cooperation: To be human is to relate and cooperate in unique ways. Courtesy photoPastor Raul Granillo: Seeking God
Pastor Raul GranilloSeeking God.
“O God, you are my God, earnestly I seek you; my soul thirsts for you, my body longs for you, in a dry and weary land where there is no water.” (Psalm 63:1 NIV).
When was the last time you earnestly sought something? For some it may have been a certain person that they found themselves attracted to. For others, it may have been that desperately needed new job. Maybe you just sought after a friendship. Or perhaps you simply find yourself earnestly seeking happiness in your life. We all find ourselves seeking after something at one point or another.
There can Read More
NCRTD To Provide Special Event Bus Transit Service For Santa Fe Wine Festival At Las Golondrinas
NCRTD News:Special Event Open House 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Today!
Police Arrest Former Pastor Paul Cunningham
Former Los Alamos Pastor Paul Cunningham
Police arrested former Los Alamos Pastor Paul Cunningham last Friday evening on San Ildefonso Road and charged him with two counts of sexual exploitation of children.
According to court documents obtained by the Los Alamos Daily Post, investigators executed a search warrant at Cunningham’s home, at 4732 Brisa Del Bosque, and found more than 400 explicit images of children and nine pornographic videos on computers belonging to Cunningham. Twenty-two of the images had been shared through several Read More
Co+Op Member-Owner Appreciation Day Saturday!
Fresh veggies available at the Los Alamos Co+op Market. Courtesy photo
A veggie medley available in the Deli at the Los Alamos Co+op Market. Courtesy photo CO+OP News:
The Los Alamos Co+op Market is holding a special Member-Owner Day Saturday, June 25.
All member-owners will save 10 percent on any size purchase! Purchases over $200 (regular price) are eligible for a 15 percent discount, making this the perfect time to stock up for summer picnics, hikes, cookouts and camping trips.
Not a Member/Owner yet? Not a problem! $30 plus tax gets you a full year of membership in Los Alamos’ only locally,
Basketball Star Alex Kirk Dines With Auction Winners
Pro basketball star Alex Kirk is the celebrity guest at a lunch today at the Blue Window Bistro. Los Alamos County Councilor James Chrobocinski and his wife Jackie purchased the luncheon during an auction at this year’s Rotary Crab Fest fundraiser. The Chrobocinski’s son JJ and Grandfather Jim Bramble joined the group for lunch. Kirk posed for a photo with JJ in front of the Blue Window. Blue Window owner Melissa Paternoster generously donated the lunch. ‘We had a great time and were incredibly impressed with everything Alex has accomplished and is working Read More
Lecture On Christian Marriage
Dr. David and Dr. Mary FordOpera Tailgate With A Jewish Twist
Rabbi Jack Shlachter is offering a brief Jewish teaching inspired by the evening’s opera each Wednesday this summer. Courtesy photo
COMMUNITY News:
Heading to the opera on Wednesday evenings this summer? From July 6 through Aug. 3, Rabbi Jack Shlachter of HaMakom: The Place for Passionate and Progressive Judaism in Santa Fe is offering a brief Jewish teaching inspired by the evening’s opera, followed by a recitation of the traditional mourner’s prayer (mourner’s kaddish) in the lower parking lot of the Santa Fe Opera.
A quorum of 10 Jewish adults is required in order Read More
Smart Design With Suzette: Hotel Style Bathrooms
Make your bathroom feel like a luxury hotel. Courtey photo
My master bath is extremely small. Unless I want to tear down walls and move the laundry to another location, which I don’t want to do, I have to find ways to make my master bathroom luxurious. I work really hard and I want my lovely, small bath to be a place that will be an aesthetically pleasing, welcoming retreat…like a luxury hotel.
The bathrooms of first-class hotels are defined by their luxury, style and quiet elegance.
What makes a great bathroom is a well-considered combination of fixtures, lighting Read More
Pastor Raul Granillo: Looking To The Father
By Pastor RAUL GRANILLO“Fatherhood is a vocation in God’s service, to be not held lightly or frivolously, but with the serious determination of serious men.” –Father Lawrence Lovasik
The first time I held my oldest child, I was absolutely overwhelmed. I suddenly realized that another human being would be directly affected by anything that I did. This precious little girl was completely dependent upon others to provide her with food, protection and love. I was determined to do just that. I was convinced that my love for her would guarantee that I would succeed Read More
